A little revenge on the coyotes *pics*
02-25-2005, 04:51 PM
#11
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Caledonia, NY
Posts: 773
RE: A little revenge on the coyotes *pics*
ORIGINAL: White_Farm
No way to tell for sure though.
Probably the same thing as most common sense people....
How do you know they took it down?
I mean I am all for solid proof here, but I would like to know how you can 100% say this was a live kill.
Nice job though, 250yd shot is respectable from any hunter!
How do you know they took it down?
I mean I am all for solid proof here, but I would like to know how you can 100% say this was a live kill.
Nice job though, 250yd shot is respectable from any hunter!
But I do agree that coyotes can and do take down deer under the right scenarios.
Yep, a dead coyote is always nice to see.
02-28-2005, 06:12 AM
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Park Ridge New Jersey USA
Posts: 177
RE: A little revenge on the coyotes *pics*
I also hunt in upstate NY, in the Catskills, and I have found many deer killed by coyotes that were full grown deer. And not allof them were in the middle of the winter either.
03-01-2005, 08:49 AM
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Lancaster pa
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RE: A little revenge on the coyotes *pics*
ORIGINAL: Maineguide5424
Coyotes have to eat, you eat your share of deer, let them have theirs.
Coyotes have to eat, you eat your share of deer, let them have theirs.
Yes they do have to eat. But when they start breeding like rabbits their population needs to be kept in check just like any other animal. I for one am tired of seeing more yotes than deer in counties where you wouldn't have seen a single yote 20 years ago. Just shows how fast they spread. My cousin took 3 this past year in juniata county and 1 deer. and he wasn't even hunting for yotes. I say if you see one with a gun in your hand make sure the first shot counts.
03-01-2005, 02:34 PM
#19
Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: A little revenge on the coyotes *pics* (in reply to beakrl )
ORIGINAL: bearklr
Yes they do have to eat. But when they start breeding like rabbits their population needs to be kept in check just like any other animal. I for one am tired of seeing more yotes than deer in counties where you wouldn't have seen a single yote 20 years ago. Just shows how fast they spread. My cousin took 3 this past year in juniata county and 1 deer. and he wasn't even hunting for yotes. I say if you see one with a gun in your hand make sure the first shot counts.
Yes they do have to eat. But when they start breeding like rabbits their population needs to be kept in check just like any other animal. I for one am tired of seeing more yotes than deer in counties where you wouldn't have seen a single yote 20 years ago. Just shows how fast they spread. My cousin took 3 this past year in juniata county and 1 deer. and he wasn't even hunting for yotes. I say if you see one with a gun in your hand make sure the first shot counts.
